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18 Mar 2015

EUR/USD through 1.0700 on Fed

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The single currency is posting fresh highs following the FOMC monetary policy meting, with EUR/USD surging to the area of 1.0740.

EUR/USD in multi-day tops

The pair gathered further traction after the Committee dropped the ‘patient’ perspective regarding the rates lift-off guidance, stating instead that it wants to be ‘reasonably confident’ on inflation. The Committee added that the economy has ‘moderated somewhat’ and the labour market kept improving. Regarding the inflation outlook, the FOMC sees consumer prices heading towards the 2% target in the medium term.

EUR/USD key levels

As of writing the pair is gaining 0.89% at 1.0693 with the next hurdle at 1.0735 (high Mar.18) ahead of 1.0800 (psychological level). On the flip side, a breach of 1.0551 (low Mar.17) would target 1.0457 (2015 low Mar.16) en route to 1.0400 (psychological level).

Mar 18, 2015

United States Fed Interest Rate Decision in line with forecasts (0.25%)

USD/JPY drops to 120.55 and rebound after FOMC statement

USD/JPY dropped from 120.95 to 120.55, reaching the lowest level since March 6 after the release of the FOMC decision.